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@Morne van der Merwe ,

So the total load on the inverter, as per your snapshots, is Load (247W) + what goes into the battery (294W) = 541 W.

The PV is generating 626W.

Thus the balance (626W - 541W) = 85W is the losses (heat / processing / conversion) in the Inverter itself.

Nothing wrong with that, they all do that.

7 hours ago, Sidewinder said:

@Morne van der Merwe ,

So the total load on the inverter, as per your snapshots, is Load (247W) + what goes into the battery (294W) = 541 W.

The PV is generating 626W.

Thus the balance (626W - 541W) = 85W is the losses (heat / processing / conversion) in the Inverter itself.

Nothing wrong with that, they all do that.

The 85W used by the inverter is spot on with self use. There are however times that my inverter on low load would only use down to 68W.

16 hours ago, Morne van der Merwe said:

Thank you, what confused me the arrow from the battery flowed in the wrong direction. Looked like flowing from the battery to the inverter.

My app does change the arrow direction to indicate charging/discharging, so your Power Flow view is unexpected. To double check go to the Battery view, it should show a negative value for power when charging.

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On 2025/07/22 at 11:26 AM, Sidewinder said:

@Morne van der Merwe ,

So the total load on the inverter, as per your snapshots, is Load (247W) + what goes into the battery (294W) = 541 W.

The PV is generating 626W.

Thus the balance (626W - 541W) = 85W is the losses (heat / processing / conversion) in the Inverter itself.

Nothing wrong with that, they all do that.

Thank you so much. I see it flows now correctly.

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